487462e4f8 It does, however, mean youll always have full control over those notes and they never go some server that you dont want them to.Collate is pretty early in its development, so it might be a tough pill to swallow for $20, but you can check it out for free during a 14 day trial to see how it works for you.AdvertisementCollateThorin KlosowskikingthorSenior Writer, Lifehacker You may also likeDealsThe Best Prime Day DealsYesterday 9:00pmJezebelJay-Z Says Marriage With Beyonc Wasn&apos;t &apos;Built On the 100 Percent Truth&apos;Yesterday 8:00pmDeadspinAll Hell Breaks Loose At The Tour De FranceYesterday 1:33pmRecent from Thorin Klosowski65366.2KLifehacker Thorin KlosowskiHow to Choose Between a Backpack and a Suitcase for Travel5/08/17 8:00pm135650KLifehacker Thorin KlosowskiWaze Now Lets You Record Navigation Instructions in Your Own Voice5/08/17 3:39pm22543.1KLifehacker Thorin KlosowskiZones Provides Easy Time Zone Conversion on the iPhone5/07/17 6:00pmCollate Is a Privacy-Focused Evernote-Style Notes AppThorin Klosowski4/22/17 5:00pmFiled to: downloadsnotesnote takingwindows downloadsmac downloadslinux downloads2311EditPromoteShare to KinjaToggle Conversation toolsGo to permalinkWindows/Mac/Linux: When it comes to notes apps, you have a seemingly endless trail of options, but its rare to find one thats cross-platform, supports the Evernote-style of rich notes, and works without needing an account somewherelifehackerDeadspinFusionGizmodoJalopnikJezebelKotakuLifehackerThe RootVideoSkilletTwo CentsVitalsOffspringthe upgradeAppsHow I WorkCollate is just that.The idea behind Collate is pretty easy to get behindIt uses an the now standard big notes app organization methods of notebooks with individual notes insideLikewise, everything stays on your computer

This means you miss out on any type of syncing function unless you manually choose your a folder in something like Dropbox to save those documentsKinja is in read-only modeNothing is locked into the app or hidden away in a databaseThose notes can be Rich Text, Markdown, an outline, or a web clipping Organization is done with the aforementioned notebooks as well as with tags, but you can also just search for anything you needAbout BlogNeed Help?Content GuideLifehacker StoreRedirecting to the Lifehacker store in Disclaimer: You are leaving a Gizmodo Media Group, LLC website and going to a third party site, which is subject to its own privacy policy and terms of use.ContinuePermissionsPrivacyTerms of UseAdvertisingJobsRSS2017 Gizmodo Media Group.We are working to restore service